24 Jul 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2006
Page
1
Ann Adams of Garden City notes Alison Sandoval celebrates her second birthday with family and friends in a small gathering.
Glenn and Theresa Webb of Ontario California purchase the Fun Center real estate and part of the personal property at a Saturday auction held at 2880 E Schulman Ave Garden City. The couple plan to reopen the business after moving to Garden City in coming weeks amid prior online bids reaching 440000 dollars and a strong showing of local buyers.
Laughter fills Deerfield streets as the annual Summer Celebration opens with cooler weather and community events. A Commerce Bank breakfast kicks off the day followed by 1 and 2 mile runs for adults. Kids race in a fun run and parade along Main Street, each participant earning a Summer Celebration T shirt. The crowd cheers as a favorite fire truck attracts attention and candy pours onto the street. Organizer Cindy Crandall notes the parade is bigger and better this year thanks to strong support.
Priscilla Hallberg, newly hired strings instructor for Garden City Community College, has bought a house in Garden City and will move in full time next week. This week she bikes across Iowa in RAGBRAI, aiming to expand her riding this year. She teaches at multiple universities and values helping students reach skills they doubted possible.
The article notes community colleges serve a wide age range and broader community, enabling teachers to assist anyone wishing to enhance skills. Hallberg will collaborate with the Southwest Kansas Music Academy to contribute to this effort.
Garden City Community College trustees approve the lower of two 2006 07 mill levy options by a 5 0 vote. A budget hearing at 6 30 p m on August 9 invites public comment on the proposed budget as detailed in the budget section.
In the August 1 primary, challenger K T Tom Gregg of Ulysses challenges House District 124 incumbent Bill Light of Rolla for a seat representing Stanton Grant Morton and Stevens counties plus parts of Haskell and Seward. Light cites eight years in the House and focus on family health and public safety. Gregg promotes E F A C T education, family, accountability, consistency and cost control with a call for budget balance and state funding accountability.
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